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Useful answers for your next LEGO build

Choose a guide by the job in front of you: organise what you own, check one selected set or project, identify a piece, or prepare a collection record for a sale.

Each guide describes a current BrickzBack workflow, what it can and cannot establish, and the checks to make before changing your records.

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Collection, value and selling

Keep ownership, planning, value guidance and sale records distinct.

Keep owned sets, minifigures, loose stock and wishlist items distinct.How to organise a LEGO collectionRead the workflow, limits and answers →Maintain a usable loose-parts inventory with colour, quantity and availability.How to track loose LEGO parts and quantitiesRead the workflow, limits and answers →Keep wanted items separate from confirmed collection ownership.How to organise a LEGO wishlistRead the workflow, limits and answers →Understand estimates and saved value history for supported collection items.How to track LEGO collection value over timeRead the workflow, limits and answers →Turn confirmed collection details into editable sale drafts.How to prepare a LEGO collection for saleRead the workflow, limits and answers →Understand Trader totals from recorded acquisition and sale amounts.How to track LEGO buying and selling profitRead the workflow, limits and answers →

Set and project parts checks

Work from one selected set or a project parts list you have reviewed.

Find and track the parts still needed to finish one known set.How to recover an incomplete LEGO setRead the workflow, limits and answers →Check one selected official set against loose quantities marked available before starting.Can your loose LEGO pieces build a selected set?Read the workflow, limits and answers →Compare a chosen project's required parts with available loose stock.Check a custom LEGO project against pieces you ownRead the workflow, limits and answers →Create project requirements from a supported XML parts-list file.How to import a parts list into a BrickzBack projectRead the workflow, limits and answers →Prepare a file containing only outstanding quantities from a selected recovery or project.How to export a missing LEGO parts listRead the workflow, limits and answers →

Photo identification

Compare candidate parts, sets and minifigures with the physical item.

Find candidate identities for one loose part photographed by the builder.How to identify a LEGO part from a photoRead the workflow, limits and answers →Use a photo to find candidate identities for one set or model.How to identify a LEGO set from a photoRead the workflow, limits and answers →Find and verify candidate identities for an individual minifigure.How to identify a minifigure from a photoRead the workflow, limits and answers →

Frequently asked questions

What are BrickzBack builder guides?

They explain verified BrickzBack workflows for collections, selected set and project checks, photo identification, project parts lists and Trader.

Does BrickzBack automatically find every set I can build?

No. You select a set or project parts list and compare it with loose pieces marked available.

Do photo suggestions or value estimates guarantee an outcome?

No. Review photo candidates, confirm collection changes, and treat available value guidance as an estimate rather than a guaranteed sale price.

Start with your own collection

Use the workspace to check selected records and confirm every change. Photo candidates and value guidance are aids for review, not guarantees.

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